US soldiers live comfortable in new Iraq bases
At Camp Victory outside Baghdad, the 1st Cavalry and other units move into air conditioned quarters and larger facilities. Rations are served in large mess halls while rest and relaxation options grow. Bases including the Green Zone are expanding to consolidate troops and hand more land back to Iraqi control.
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1St Armored Division
Green Zone
Iraqi police suspects in slayings
Four Iraqis suspected of killing two American staffers and an Iraqi woman south of Baghdad are alleged to be active police officers tied to a Saddam loyalist. A former Saddam-era officer and a civilian were also detained as FBI examined the attack amid varying reports of the Hillah shooting. Polish troops reported stopping the victims' car at a checkpoint and firing.
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Mark Kimmitt
Dan Senor
Saddam
FBI
Hillah
Army calls on units to go back to Iraq quickly
The Army faces a squeezed global footprint and plans possible back to back deployments in Iraq this fall. The 3rd Infantry Division has a warning order to return by Thanksgiving, with Marines and other Army units like the 101st Airborne and 4th Infantry Division also considered for rapid redeployment. Officials say shared burden is likely, though the effort remains predominantly Army led.
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Ex-Haitian exile sworn in as new leader
Gerard Latortue, 69, former U N official and exile, was sworn in as Haiti prime minister under heavy security. He pledged a united, responsible government and efficient use of development funds, aiming for elections in six to eight months. Latortue criticized Jamaica for hosting Aristide and said Aristide is no longer Haiti's leader.
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